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Hillsborough Superior Court has sided with the Town of Temple in a dispute with two residents over whether the residents’ collection of antique construction vehicles and equipment constitutes a junkyard, ordering the residents to either remove the...

When John Jackson-Marsh and Alan Marsh moved to Temple from Boston in 2014 they believed – and still do, notwithstanding the years-long legal battle over antique construction equipment on their property – they had found an ideal place to live.Their...

A Hillsborough County Superior Court judge has ordered that two residents of Temple be allowed to intervene in a case between the town and the owners of a abutting property containing a collection of antique construction equipment.The order follows...

Abutters to a property currently involved in a Nashua Superior Court case with the Town of Temple asked Select Board members last week to withdraw its objection to neighbors becoming intervenors in the case.The town is in a legal dispute with the...

The Temple Select Board signed a settlement agreement Tuesday between the town and the owners of a large collection of antique construction equipment that neighbors have complained constitutes a junkyard, but made it conditional on the outcome of a...

The Temple Select Board held off on signing a settlement between the town and property owners John Jackson-Marsh and Alan Marsh for another week, after lawyers on both sides failed to come to a conclusion at a special board meeting on Wednesday.The...

Temple Select Board members agreed to postpone signing a settlement regarding pending litigation until next week, following requests from abutters to probe for further avenues of legal action.The litigation concerns a piece of property in Temple owned...

Monadnock Ledger-Transcript Published: 5/13/2021 1:46:51 PM Temple remains embroiled in a lawsuit that seeks to clean up what the town alleges is a junkyard, a year and a half after filing it. The site in question lies on West Road near the center of town, and is owned by John Jackson-Marsh and Alan Marsh. The landowners are collectors of historical construction equipment and belong to the Historical Construction Equipment Association, Jackson-Marsh said. “It’s a personal collection, that�...